folk's
Belonging to people
Folk's is the possessive form of folk, indicating something belonging to or associated with people, especially one's family or community.
It appears most often in my folk's place or folk's wisdom.
The form also contracts "folk is" or "folk has": Folk's been saying that for years.
Belonging to relatives
- relatives'Belonging to family members
- clan'sBelonging to a kinship group
- kin'sBelonging to family
- parents'Possessive of guardians
grandparents' · household's · tribe's · people's · siblings' · offspring's · generation's · dynasty's
Belonging to inherited practice
- customs'Border import levies
- musicians'Belonging to music makers
- artisans'Belonging to skilled makers
- dancers'Belonging to movement artists
Belonging to local inhabitants
- neighbors'Belonging to nearby residents
- locals'Belonging to area residents
- community'sOf a shared group
- residents'Belonging to those living there
family's
Belonging to relatives
- relatives'Belonging to family members
- clan'sBelonging to a kinship group
- kin'sBelonging to family
parents' · grandparents' · household's · tribe's · people's · siblings' · offspring's · generation's · dynasty's
tradition's
Belonging to inherited practice
- customs'Border import levies
- musicians'Belonging to music makers
- artisans'Belonging to skilled makers
townspeople's
Belonging to local inhabitants
- neighbors'Belonging to nearby residents
- locals'Belonging to area residents
- community'sOf a shared group
folk'selite's
Of the top tier
aristocracy's · nobility's · gentry's · establishment's · bourgeoisie's
folk'sinstitution's
Of a formal organization
establishment's · corporation's · academy's · official's · state's
- folk guitarUnplugged stringed instrument for traditional music
- old folksAged members of community
- rural folkNon-urban population
- folk taleTraditional oral narrative
- folk songTraditional community music
- folk musicCommunity-born acoustic songs
folk, folks, folksy, folkish, folklore, folksong, folktale, folkway, folkways